I Just Want to Be Widowed After Rebirth, but the Prince Can Actually Read Minds

The cruelest and most extreme aspect of the dual life setting is that the female protagonist is reborn with the pain of two lives, while the male protagonist is trapped in the love of the second life and crazily repenting. In the first life, the male protagonist was paranoid, arrogant, and did not know how to cherish. He trampled on the tenderness and sincerity of the female protagonist. He was indifferent, suspicious, pushed away, and hurt. He personally pushed his passionate lover to a desperate situation. He didn't realize it until after the loss. He spent the rest of his life with endless regrets holding the memories, and ushered in the second rebirth with obsession and pain. But the most ironic thing about fate is that in this life, the heroine is also reborn. She returned with the memory of being let down, consumed, and broken in her previous life. Her love had long been exhausted in the despair of her previous life. The little girl who used to be his heart and eyes was now only alienated, cold and avoidable. She no longer takes the initiative to approach, no longer humbles herself to please, no longer compromises for him, takes back all her tenderness, and builds a high wall against him alone. The male protagonist thought that he could change the ending if he had to do it over again. He thought that as long as he tried his best to be kind to her, make up for it crazily, be paranoid and possessive, and rip out his heart and soul, he could regain his former sincerity. But he didn't know that the heroine had experienced a deep hurt, and she had long seen through his nature and the late love. He chases, but she hides; he pleases, but she ignores; he is crazy and paranoid, she is calm and indifferent; he spends all his efforts to atone for his sins, but she looks on with cold eyes. The most cruel thing about the male protagonist in the whole story is never simply not getting it, but the difference between the two lives. In the first life, he was aloof and hurt wantonly, but in the second life, he was low in the dust and couldn't get what he asked for. In the first life, the heroine rushed to her with joy, but in the second life, the heroine stayed away with despair. He clearly remembered all the injuries in his previous life, and was tortured day and night by guilt, pain, fear, and regret. He watched helplessly as the preference that once belonged to him no longer belonged to him. He pushed his lover away with his own hands, and was trapped in his own obsession. He had a chance to come back, but he lost the qualification to be loved. The heroine is not vindictive and vicious, she just simply doesn't love her anymore. This calm lack of love is more heart-wrenching than hysterical hatred. The male protagonist is trapped in his own guilt and affection, pulling himself up, watching helplessly as the female protagonist starts a stable and happy life without him, while he can only hold on to the regrets of two lives, and cannot get what he wants for the rest of his life. In the endless self-torture, he must repay all the debts he owed in his previous life. The whole article vividly describes belated affection, two-way rebirth, and one-way confession. It is never the body that is abused. It is the regret that the male protagonist can never make up for in his life. It is the love that will never be answered. It is the endless self-deprecation for the rest of his life after burying his true love with his own hands. Why is there no rating for such a beautiful book? I give it nine point nine. One point less because I haven't finished writing yet. I've been following it for two months, but the updates are too slow!

I think the male protagonist is the son of a modern man and an emperor. Is it that Ah Shui? Or ancestors or something like that. Only forty chapters are not enough, so I'll give it a try first. If you are in a book shortage, you can come and have a look, I recommend, recommend, recommend! ! !

Let me give my honest evaluation. It is indeed quite funny, but I think the story is not ups and downs enough. It just feels a bit bland. I give the author five stars. Will continue to follow up. Come on, come on, come on! ! !

First of all, I'm not procrastinating. I think this book is really better written than all Tomato AI articles. There are so many names for tomatoes that are used indiscriminately, which makes me feel tired. This one doesn't exist, and it's very comfortable to watch. At least the author took it seriously. It's just that the update is a bit slow. I have been reading books for a month or two, and I finished listening to them in one breath today. I have nothing to read. I am going to read the author's new book. But the new book only has tens of thousands of words, so I want to keep it. Big cheers for more updates. Mwah.

I read this book three times, and this time I read it in one sitting for seven days. Why are there two wine updates a day? Jiang Jianwei still likes Wei Yue, right? I want to know if the ending will be BE I saw it from Shuhuang, and it suited my taste. I hope Tomato recommends it more so that the author will be motivated to continue writing, right? Really recommended! ! !

It is highly recommended to add it to a bookshelf and keep it, the story will make you feel a different kind of rebirth. I like it when the ending is happy for everyone. Excellent? Support support support support! Recommended!

Someone asked me if I liked this book? My answer is yes. But now I only see about forty pictures. I hope the author will not stop updating. I will keep chasing it. Come on!

I watched it, it looks good, the language is also very rich, I really like it!

A friend has recommended it to me for a long time. Do I regret it now that I just watched it? Saw this too late, should have seen it earlier.

Well written, very well written. It must be praised with five stars.

I love this, the writing style is relaxed and humorous.